Large selection of antiques, collectibles, old parts, etc. Large buildings - old barn...read more

Your vendors are amazing. Great selection. However, if I drive hours to see your store and you…read moreclose at 5pm and it is 4:45 I do not need to be told 3 times when you close and be pushed out. This is ignorant and obnoxious. You close at 5 means you close at 5. Got it.

Just want to highlight their new mattresses specifically, they have a great selection at prices you…read morecan't beat. It's a nice plus they're made in the USA, too. We've bought 3 or 4 from them (bought another one today) and have been very satisfied!

So many thrift stores don't have much in the way of furniture, but that's what this store is all…read moreabout! Each room has a different theme (there's also a room full of holiday decor). Prices weren't bad and staff was helpful.

Amazing Place to shop! Lots of variety & great prices. Sizes 0 to plus. Something for everyone…read more Lots of decor, pillows, towels, candles, shoes, sandals, clothing, socks, hats, etc.

Wide selection, used and new items. Jewelry and scarves sold, which are new. I think the purses are…read morealso new, but some may be used. There is a furniture and home decor section, mostly new. There are even a few live plants for sale. Owner is so friendly. My only complaint is the racks are packed tightly & hard to sort through. Prices are very reasonable. Parking in the front and the back of the store; rear entrance as well as front. It's easier to park in the back off the street. I'm so glad this shop was able to survive the covid years.

We were in town for an event and I found this place and thought it sounded worth checking out…read more We were greeted upon entry, and there was a lot of mid century modern furniture, tons of nesting tables and stained glass windows, a good selection of mirrors, some hanging light fixtures, plus a bit of vintage outdoor furniture and decor. Things were nicely arranged and not cluttered. On our late summer visit, we were serenaded by the mild sound of crickets, and it was a nice accompaniment to my browsing. I didn't pay attention to prices since I didn't see anything I had to have, but I would come by again.

Large warehouse building with a lot of beautiful vintage collectibles. Beautiful mirrors, stained…read moreglass windows, tiles, jugs and etc. a little pricey but definitely eclectic and cool. The gentleman at the front asked if we had questions. Neat place to visit and look around.

I've always enjoyed supporting local businesses, but my experiences at Culture Shock were deeply…read moredisappointing, and I would advise others to avoid it. The owner, especially the gentleman with dreads, came across as insincere and unprofessional during both of my interactions. I brought in a crate of valuable hip hop records to sell, as I needed to cover a last-minute bill because I was the sole caregiver for my grandmother that had dementia, so her hospital bills were stacking up. I explained this to him, and I shouldn't have, but I didn't think he would take advantage of my situation. Despite showing the clear worth of my records--including a sealed original "Marshall Mathers LP" valued at over $200--the owner offered just $300 for over 50 albums of similar value. As a collector with over 20 years of experience, I knew this was a shockingly low offer. Needing the money and with other stores closed, I reluctantly accepted, but I felt completely ripped off. Later, the owner came to my home to view more records. He spent two hours carelessly disorganizing my collection, then made another unreasonably low offer. When I declined, he became aggressive, raising his voice and accusing me of wasting his time. His unprofessional conduct in my own home was appalling. I captured the entire incident on camera and seriously considered posting it, as his behavior crossed every line of respect and professionalism. Ultimately, he offered just $230. The next day, I sold the same records to Toad Hall for $1,400--over six times what Culture Shock had offered. This stark difference shows just how unfair their pricing is -- both buying and selling. While the owner's wife seemed polite, the owner (Skyler) behavior was entirely unacceptable. He clearly only values customers willing to accept unfair deals, and without his wife, I doubt this business would survive. After spending thousands of dollars here over the years, I can confidently say I will never return. If you value fair treatment and professionalism, take your business elsewhere. Toad Hall treated both me and my records with care and offered fair prices and they sell for reasonable prices as well and have a much better collection -- something I did not experience at Culture Shock.

Was in Rockford and found this great record store.The staff at Culture Shock was very helpful and…read moreknowledgeable. They offer new and used records. They also carry unique Rockford items, if you are looking for a special gift for someone.

Urban Farmgirl is the best! They are always a big part of all the community events. We love the…read moremarkets that they promote. Our family always enjoys going to Urban Farmgirl!

Made the trip out to see them on one of the two weekends they were open for the month. That's…read moreright, folks, they are only two weekends a month, so check before you go. The store is very cute. It is very easy to pass by because it is in a residential area. There are no other businesses around it and the signage is pretty subtle. There are minimal amounts of vintage items. There are lots of items you can find in other stores in Geneva, etc. There did seem to be an abundance of beachy items which I didn't expect in a place called Urban Farmgirl. If you are thinking that you will be checking out lots of vintage items or updated vintage items, that isn't the case. There is some of this, but mostly new items. It's a very cute store and worth a browse.

Neighbor's Antiques & Collectibles is a unique two-level shop in Byron, IL. It is one of several…read morelocal shops located in on old piano factory (now called Conover Square). There are plenty of quality antiques & collectibles to choose from in this welcoming shop. Each time I have visited, I seem to never have enough time to look around - I could spend hours looking at the beautiful furniture and other smaller treasures displayed brilliantly throughout the store. Store Hours Thursday, Friday and Saturday 10:00am-4:00pm

Conover Square is in Oregon Illinois, not Byron. It has several nice antique businesses in the…read morebusiness as well as food vendors and clothing and jewelry, crafts, etc. Worth a trip.

I love this shop! It's kind of hidden and a little small but once you get in there I could look for…read morehours. There a great variety of items and beautiful pieces of furniture! I wish it was a little more spaced out but I think its part of the stores character. Great tip too is that they have layaway!